Recent content by farbee

A well reasoned argument again.

Just as I thought. You have none but you have a computer and know how to use it.

So that you can interpret it properly which many people clearly cannot. Any fool can buy a computer and write rubbish. In academic work you need to be more thorough rather than simply having an opinion.

What are your qualification that allow you to make this statement about academic work?

What knowledge are you drawing on here? Well I have a PhD and worked in this environment for many years. You are just wrong. A PhD can have totally negative result - it is harder to write up but it can be done.

Sorry RAB. It just made me chuckle. I will make a note to be me serious about everything in future.

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I wonder if they think the netting is a gigantic spiders web so avoid it.

I have netting around one of my apiaries which actually allows bee to get in and out (it is meant to be for fruit so allowing bees in to pollinate). Anyway I have loads of the stuff from a job lot so thought I would give it a go. Bee always fly up and over. Interestingly (but maybe also...

We do; Hivemaker is an applied scientist in my way of thinking.

Just curious; What happens if it gives a positive result?

Have you tried Hivemaker? He might have some overwintered queens.

Totally impossible to predict. If you can be bothered send me some and I can measure it for you. Or just take a punt and use 2 times the amount that is recommended. Will not do any harm and should kill any spores. I love some of the pseudo scientific answers we get on here. Pure tosh.

Thanks for reply. May give these a go as my main crop frequently get devastated by blight. A crop of even average potatoes would often be better than what I get. I see there is also a blight resistant tomato from Suttons now but only as plants.

Here is a genuine question. Why do you think it is any of your business!!??